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Princeofnigeria:
They are Jews


There is only one strong men, that's NBM

dodorima for you.



Vikings wan look like the real men in their dressing at all costs.

gypsey:
how is this girl a nigerian? she is clearly white mixed raced.

famuyiwa is a white name abi?

I saw her sharing her bb pin and number on facebook. This could have led to her falling into the wrong hands.

She's 17 and her profile says she's married.


Hope she's not trying to get popular here? May she be found.

Bari22:
Sarkin Musulunci

what?

jerflakes:
Why do we always say emir When the correct pronunciation is amir?

it has been anglicized. Amir means ruler(king) in Arabic. In English, you'd see "emir of Kano" , in Arabic, you see it as it is here.

phinaluv:
L.A.X My lover

indeed.

MsNgo40:
Oh yes....thank you for pointing that out.
My signature seems very harsh and contradictory, but it is me being very wise..in terms of my dealings on N.L.
I just made 1 year of membership after unfortunately deactivating & reactivating at least 3 times..
I have experienced some bad-intentioned and deceptive people on N.L....so I felt it necessary after several months to put up that signature. Didn't want to....but I must do so.
I have to be as "wise as a serpent, but as harmless as a dove".
Doesn't change what God has done for me and the person who I strive to be and how I live my life daily

P.S. Perhaps I should make an adjustment to my signature. Thanks!

oh, you're welcome!

You have to be wise and careful as regards your dealing on nairaland. I've been here for too long to know this forum is deeper than what it appear to be on the surface - maybe the extreme anonymity is fuelling a lot of ills here and keeping a lot away , too.

You've deactivated on 3 occasions? Wow! Well, I know what I stand for and I'm responsible for everything I do here. I won't deactivate because of anyone, not even the " deceptive" ones you had an encounter with can make me do that. I have made friends here and it grew beyond here and we are cool.

Make no adjustment to your signature. You have to be wiser than a serpent now.

I like how you give God all the glory.

barackodam:
Exactly, you just picked mine.

Now go back to the first page, follow our convo, and read my comments

are you an abusite?

Xisnin:
Who told you I believe in the bible?
I am just surprised that most muslim find no authority in their
supposed holy book.

there's no Muslim without the complete belief in the Holy Quran.

Does it make sense if we use it to buttress point to those who believe in something else?

We use it everytime we are in debate, when they want to switch, we quote their Bible.

Sequel to this thread: https://www.nairaland.com/4238522/legal-precedence-firdaus-hijab-nigerian#63363292


Rule 36 (a) of the Rules of Professional Conduct in the Legal Profession Revised (2007) expressly decries the "wearing of apparel and ornament".

This has to do with a legal practitioner appearing before a judge, the hijab cannot be among such apparel ornament that can be decried upon, because it is a constitutional right that no bye-law can suppress on a permanent basis.


There are express judgements delivered by court of appeal on the subject matter, unlike the "blanket judgement" cited earlier in that thread.

The Court of Appeal Ilorin Division in the case of *PROVOST, KWARA STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, ILORIN & 2 ORS VS BASHIRAT SALIU & 2 ORS

Appeal No CA/IL/49/2006, delivered on the 18th day of June 2009 held that:“The use of veil by the respondents, therefore, qualifies as a fundamental right under Section 38 (1) of the Constitution."

In another court of Appeal judgment in Massoud Abdul Rahman Oredola, JCA, it was held that; “The right of the Respondents to wear their hijab, veil within the school campus and INDEED ANYWHERE else is adequately protected under our laws.




The religious right is not absolute and here is a provision of the constitution that give instances that such right can be taken off: The right is subject to section 45 of the constitution which gives the government the right to disregard citizen's right to religion in the interest of defense, public safety, public order, public morality or public health; or for the purpose of protecting the rights and freedom of other persons

Again, there's a judgement of the supreme court that proves such cannot exercised permanently:


The Supreme Court decision in M.D.P.D.T. v. Okonkwo (2001) 6 NWLR (Pt.710), explained that, for the purpose of public interest, such right would be held in abeyance.



The constitution is the ground norm , and any law in disagreement with it should be stepped down.

Here's a judgement in that regard: This is the position of the law court in the case of PDP V CPC (2011) 17 NWLR (pt 1277) 485 at 511.



Cc
Mynd44
Seunmsg
Cooljoe
Bedspread
Mapet
Alexmaye
Ollah
Kanujewsarepigs

encryptjay:
Caseless, come and see

that's terrible and extremely ugly.


Those behind this jungle justice should be arrested and prosecuted..

Kanu is my best player ever.

Mynd44:
CC Caseless Seunmsg

Y'all were saying?

Rule 36 (a) of the Rules of Professional Conduct in the Legal Profession Revised (2007) expressly decries the "wearing of apparel and ornament" that draws attention to a legal practitioner appearing before a judge, the hijab does not in anyway fall into such apparel ornament that can be decried upon, because it is a constitutional right that no bye-law can suppress on a permanent basis.

Again, can a judgement in respect to an organization she's yet to be part of affect her?

This is a blanket judgement.

MsNgo40:
The list would be endless....seriously.
From breath of life to health to basic necessities to care/protection to steady finances to wisdom and discernment etc....
I say that cause God has mercifully and graciously given me chance after chance after chance......grace upon grace upon grace.....forgiveness upon forgiveness upon forgiveness.
I really don't understand His love for me...
What a mighty God!
Thank you Lord

your signature though.

Good health.

I think he was talking about our foreign reserve, Not ECA.


Amaechi did not lie.

amahthelma:
That is lovely sha for the Ogun people known for locals....i don't like all diz local food like seriously I take continental meals ....ofadi or ofada whatever it makes me sick...

what are you feeling like? You lack education, so you won't make proper research to know the nutritional strength of this rice above the imported ones, here you're disgracing yourself.

luckyz4rea:
No one is above the law of any given state except the state decides to exempt you!

state the law or shut up.

kimbraa:
SHM. Don't adults make silly decisions?.

you took it out of my mouth.

barackodam:
Banganeba, did you even follow the convo at all?


Or you just chose to pick my statement outta the blue

kai! Ni dai I was just quoting comments against a.b.u . Maybe I picked yours in the process.

ehinmowo:
Sardauna had legacy in NC and NE but not in Nigeria. He was a nepotic and tribalistic leader with no believe in the Nigeria state. This is also consistent with the three founding fathers of Nigeria namely Awo, Sardauna and Zick.

When I watched some of the interviews of Sardauna, I saw where Nigeria problems started from

and you saw nothing wrong in the interview of nzeogu Kaduna after he and his guys killed sardauna?

You did not see that as the beginning of Nigeria's problem?

Sardauna , just like the others , was a regional leader. What do you expect him to do in other regions? The school he built has educated a lot of non-northerners , isn't that enough?

Obi1kenobi:
ABU "naturally ahead" like this useless Nigerian Law School performance, abi?

69% pass rate is a failure in your definition, abi? So, only law school students and their performance define the strength of a.b.u? That's a fraction, guy.

Oyindidi:
Don't tell such next time. I'll give you respect for old time sake.

fvck off with your old time respect. You sure know I won't take this nonsense from you. How "what is this, SMH ", made you jittery tells a lot about your intentions; you were already typing nonsense to reply a harmless post.





Rubbish!

Xisnin:
Does it make sense that a muslim is quoting the bible when he should
be quoting the greatest miracle of Islam?

why should he quote something you do not believe in ?

We use your Bible to address you.

alexmaye:
seriously this matter has caused more harm than good

well, every issue has its good and bad side. Let's take this as one those that spark national discourse.

Religion hasn't helped us.

Oyindidi:
what?

SMH

policy12:
Abusites Naturally Ahead....

I'm proud to be one.

Wiseandtrue:
Who dash them

They are leading UI UNN Joke of the century

we are naturally ahead of you.

barackodam:
Hehehehehehehehe, that rating should be ignored jare. No authenticity whatsoever.

I can't believe Unilorin is that bad to be at 5th, and Convenant, that good to be at 6th. What about Landmark? 24?? Babcock and AUN above landmark? Na wash jare

we are naturally ahead of you.

ogbeniolola:
ABU can only be number one in the North!

we are naturally ahead of you.

Oyindidi:
OK

what's this?

GraGra247:
Op you should have shown us a picture of what he looks like before so we can compare with what he looks like now.

indomie generation.